Montana Outdoors Vol 31 No 1 Jan/feb 2000
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DENV t RBRV AN! ( MONTANA OUTDOORS JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2000 13 I O H N L A MB I \' C 14 lANUARY/FEBRUAm MONTANA OUTDOORS ]OHN LAMBING he opposite page, winter snows slowly yield to spring sunshine along the South Fork of Spanish Creek near Bozeman. At left, the Gallatin River Canyon lies cloaked in winter white.
Below, a beaver patrols its muddy dam and a bull moose rests among the conifers.
OHM R . FORD P O MALD M I O M E S MONTANA OUTDOORS JANUARY/FEBRl ARY 2000 I 5 COURTNEY COUCH ■m?:+0 & ^ Al ...TROT H I hanks to their craggy haunts, mountain goats (top) have been less affected by civilization than most of Montana's big game animals. Above, an angler returns a rainbow trout to the Beaverhead River. At right, a butte is mirrored in tranquil water on the Beartooth Plateau near Cooke City.
1 6 JANl'ARY/KKBRUARY 2000 MONTANA OUTDOORS IOHNI LAMBING MONTANA OUTDOORS JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2000 17 DONALD \\. lOMEJ bince 1996 the nationally acclaimed "Hooked on Fishing, Not On Drugs" program has been introduced to nearly 100 Montana schools and more than 5,000 students.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DENV t RBRV AN! ( MONTANA OUTDOORS JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2000 13 I O H N L A MB I \' C 14 lANUARY/FEBRUAm MONTANA OUTDOORS ]OHN LAMBING he opposite page, winter snows slowly yield to spring sunshine along the South Fork of Spanish Creek near Bozeman. At left, the Gallatin River Canyon lies cloaked in winter white.
Below, a beaver patrols its muddy dam and a bull moose rests among the conifers.
OHM R . FORD P O MALD M I O M E S MONTANA OUTDOORS JANUARY/FEBRl ARY 2000 I 5 COURTNEY COUCH ■m?:+0 & ^ Al ...TROT H I hanks to their craggy haunts, mountain goats (top) have been less affected by civilization than most of Montana's big game animals. Above, an angler returns a rainbow trout to the Beaverhead River. At right, a butte is mirrored in tranquil water on the Beartooth Plateau near Cooke City.
1 6 JANl'ARY/KKBRUARY 2000 MONTANA OUTDOORS IOHNI LAMBING MONTANA OUTDOORS JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2000 17 DONALD \\. lOMEJ bince 1996 the nationally acclaimed "Hooked on Fishing, Not On Drugs" program has been introduced to nearly 100 Montana schools and more than 5,000 students.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 31 No 1 Jan/feb 2000?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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